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Pr0t•'esfOonal Cards.
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asaN, iMD 8 RD.S„ #iouor graduate of •
Toronto 14ntser,stk•.
-DENTISTS.,
Teeth extracted wititatt any pain, or any ba'1 effects
O Fice in Fanson's Week.' west side Main street,
i' ANDERSON (RA @. ia,11.S,
DENTIST.^..•
honor C raduato of Taranto Lrniversity and Royal
Collegeof Dental Surgeons of Ontario. Also Past
Graduate of Chicago School of Prosthetic Peutistery
(with honorable mention,)
Auuni um Ge14 and Velmaite Platea made an th
e
neatest manner poisd1e. A perfectly Harmless an•
aesthetic used for painless extraction of teeth.
Oilice mac door south otCatr))ni: Bros store, Exeter,
Medical
Tit, e. we/Wow:eq. MEXER,It OF 'rrn
Collcle of I'hyeiVian`r and Surgeons Ontario,
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Office, Dash-
wood, out.
TM'. John. D. Wilson, Office and Residence, 2911
Qaeer,s Ave., London Ont. Special attention
paid to diseases of women. Wilco hours, 12:50 to 4
1.(•g
^nk1CKSf1\ 4 (' UN(?. 1I,ARRISTERS, 51)L1C1•
tJ tor3 Notaries, Canvewairers. (7eme.i, inners,
Se sa:ors for Molscus Ranh, rte. Money to I act at
lowest ratescof interest. 'Wilms, Main strveR Exeter.
1t. Cintrio. U..i . L. U. 1i+:e;t:sty
W. (;1..ADNIa,'S (Sues ..*r to Elliott 4 i;4 ;d.
loam 1 Warr:sur 1a1,t•aVr Naut dry Pula. Can-
aoaanc r, I tm, Monty to lo;tn at lowest, rates of in,.
ter, -.^5t, Ofilve.:lata siren, Exeter.
<1.netIOneern
Ril(% N, t irened Ats^tianert
for the Counties of Perth and :11tddiesee.
the township of raborase. Salts Mandy
dlWand Onus reasonabic. Sales arranged
at Pose Wire, wincheinea.
The Maisons,, Bank
(Chartered by Parliament, 1R35 )
Plaid up Capital...,,....,. -$2,5110,000
Reserve
Ikea, Office, meierca ,
t
JAMES BT,LIoTT, Esq.
GENERAL MANAGER,
Money advanced to good Farmers on their, own
notes with one or more endorsers at 7 per cent per
antitnu.
-EXETER BRANCH --
Open every lawful day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m; Sat-
urdays10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
A general banking business transacted
CURitENT RATES allowed for money on. Deposits
Receipts. Savings Bank at 3 cents.
tlremaos r<. (' IMI: m. N. D. Ifcanox,
Solicitors. Mane er
CREDITON
ROLLER MILLS.
We are 'giving excellent
satisfaction since Re-
modelling our mill,
SHORTS.
A quantity of shorts
on. hand.
GRISTING and CHOPPING
DONE PROMPTLY.
SlAtEITZER
Progressive stock breeders, dairy-
men, poultrymen, grain, root and
fruit growers, beekeepers, agricul:
tural students, and home.: makers
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LONDON, CANADA.
P.S:-The subscri'ti price, $h
per year, includes als i the superb
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You have used all
sorts of cough reme-
dies but it ., does not
ield • it t iS too deep
seated. It maywear
wer
itself out in time, but
it is more liable to
produce la grippe,
pneumonia or a seri-
ous throat affection.
You o
need . something
n
that will giveou
strength �
rngth and build
up the body
.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
will do this when everything
.else fails. There is no doubt
about it. It nourishes,
strengthens, builds up and
makes the body strong and
healthy, not only to throw
a'ff this hard cough, but to
rtiir the systemagainst
further attacks. if you are
In down or emaciated you
ouid certainly take this
►urishing food medicine.
all druegists,
AWNS, TORONTO CANADA
aalasHasanHt tit titres
"SOO".SHOOTING USE,
ITALIAN N KILLED W IIL'.
1*,iGLEA1%INQx INTO .1w IXOVs1 ,
Is Jager -tor 'Vitt Severed --The Nan
Who Bill the Shooting; Surrenal.-
et$ to the Antitorities-Sayq, Tite
Had No. lrttentiop. to X-111.
Sault Ste. Marie, Feb. 11. -An Italian
Inamed Pietro Gasparoli was shot and
instantly killed here at 11 o'clock last
night b3 3ragloire Vaillaecourt, at the
t!9Tt of the latter on Superior street,
gear the C.P.R. tracks. The house in
which l aillaneourt lives formerly had
an evil reputation, and Gasparoli, 1ti:-
eontpanied by two other niers, }vent to
the house shortly before the bolls: named
and demanded Admittance. Halving been
lered away, the italian became angry'
tried: to force ,the door in, when leail-
saneourt opened the door and emptied
the contents of a shotgun iota the man's
neck, severing the jugular and causing
almost instant death, Vaillaneourt then
mine ie down tenni; and gave himself up to
Constable Johnston. He was. Subse-
quently committed to jail on a, charge of
manslaughter, The prisoner, Willa is a
married Allan, :probably 50 years of age,
feels iris position keenly, and claims that
be did not intend to krill or even injure
the dead man, but only wished to fright-
en hila, He is a man of good character,
and regrets the fatal consequence of iris
Action.
The dead mart was identified by Mr,
13ini, the Italian banker here, who says
Gasparoli )rad relatives living in the
it 1
i
g ia "Soo'
during k
tie summer. He
had been employed at Miehllficuten, end
was a good rneebanie. An inquest has
keen ordered by Coroner McClurg.
ill.OWN OVER. 1l PIiECliPICF..
trace Killed Trying' tat- Save Ilelr
Daughter.
New Tor:;, Feb. 11. ---Mrs. Elwood .k'.
FKellen of Morristown. N. J., took her
ourteert•yeaar-aril daughter Mabel end
Alberta Collins, n neighlJtrr'r) child, to
rceu Pond to see the forest fares o►i
(tplaer:ia 31oentaill, They climbed a
;ce(1 1ni11 to get a better view and stead
edges of ;a esti( with as Aim
drop of 200 feet. The wind wad blow-
ing a gale, and M.a1:eI walked toward
the edge of the cliff. The eldld's skirts
were caught by a violent gust of wind
and she was carried along, despite all her
efforts to stop, -)Mrs. Fichenon sa.w
her daughter% peril. Mabel was blown
over the edge of the precipice just ae
her mother grasped at leer shirts. Mrs.
Fiehtinon could not recover her balance,
and both fell to the rocks below. The
Collins girl ran for help sand then lutr-
ried to the foot of the cliff. Tho
mother's s
nod.had been
broken and
death must have been instantaneous.
l
?1 Babe st n
1 rni
s were broken. and
rlhot
was
otherwise badly hurt, but silo may live.
A. elan wanted Parish was kicked in
face ily a pig in an Ottawa slaughter
house and lust a tooth and .a portion of
his jaw.
TO CUE 4A: COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative borne Quinine Ttab-
lt'ts. .aUI clruggis'.s refund the money
if it fails to cure. 23e. E. W, Groves'
signature
is on each 1)n\.
Thos. McGiverin, of Galt, was tried
dab
Berlin on it l
artcof stealing$1,000 he Metodischurch and acquit-
ted
au to techinicality.
A CARD.
We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the Money on a 50 cent
bottle of Green's Warranted ranted Syrup of
Tar; if it fails to cure your cough or
cold. We also guarantee It 25 -cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded. 0. LUTZ
Ettt York Conservatives have nom-
inated Mr. J. W. Mayes for the Legis-
lative Assembly.
Iitarry Nigh, a young man, 'near
Springfield, committed suicide by tak-
ing stryehni ne.
SETTLERS'
one-way
EXCURSIONS
To Manitoba and Canadian North-West will
leave Toronto every TUESDAY during MARCH
and APRIL, 1002. •
Passengers travelling without Live Stock
should take the train leaving Toronto at 1.45
P. In.
Passengers travelling with Live Stock should
take tite train leavingToronto at 9.00 p. m,
Colonist Sleeper will be attached to each
train.
For full particulars and copy of "Settlers'
Guide," appy to your nearest t anadian Pacific
Agent, or to
A. E. NOTMAN, Asst. Gen]. Passr. Agent,
1 King Street East, Toronto.
•
1
.
is no friend
It's an insidious enemy--
knock
nemy-knock it out of your system
i ti
n the quickest, safest n
e s and
q ,
surest way --an hour's
de-
lay may mean months of
suffering,,
WANYA •
4.t1
J arta
I I P
alpstitie
treatment is the arch enemy
.` .g
of Colds and Grippe, lurid.
troubles
•'(1
blt_.� and,uervous utas-
tration,and. when it takes
hold' it never lets go until
the lastves.1 ti
e of. a disease
g
git
err ' is -:eradicated,
I'ry it -next time you suspect.a' cold
comingon. 'rhonsatidsof testimonials
if, you like to.,s' ite•at out theist.
At ail Druggists-2g•'cents a. box -or,,
by mail from
WriUWA. NTA er iNd via CO.,s!{.
O ttt '".
aurua � tat..
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N17W COMPANIES CHARTERED.
A. Copper Company at Parry Sound
With sIS,o0o,000 Capital.
Toronto, Fell. 11. -The Gazette
announces the granting of a
ehartor to the Consolidated {topper
Company of Parry Sound, with a share
capital of ${5,000,000, and the following
directors :-A. A. Forbes, J. G. Harris,
G. F. Davis, A. C. Le Bichup and F. Cox,
ell of Duluth. Other companies incor-
porated are :-The Alwington Springs
Hotel Company, Kingston, capital, p150,-
000; the Ennis Company, Ltd., Hamilton,
to mnnufaeture and sell musical instru-
ments, capital, $100,000; the Ontario
Fruit Package Company, Ltd., Ingersoll,
capital, $50,000; the Toiler Publishing
Company, Ltd., Toronto, capital, $$5,000;
the Canadian Policy -Holders Union, Ltd.,
Toronto, to adjust and assist in adjust-
ing losses and claims, etc., capital $50,-
000; the Canadian Investment and
Brokerage Company, Toronto, capital
$50,000.
LORD CHAS. BERESFORD WANTED.
Chinn Would Like Hint as Her Naval
Instructor,
London, Feb. 11. -The Standard's cor-
respondent at Tientsin cables that an
order by the Chinese Emperor is pub-
lished. instructing Admiral Yeh to or-
ganize the Naval College and to engage
Lord Charles Beresford to act as Naval
Instructor under him, As Lord Charles
Beresford has not only travelled_in
China, adds the correspondent, but has
also succeeded in pleasing the Mandarins,
Chinese pride sees no incongruity in the
proposed appointment.
TOLSTOI ALARMINGLY ILL.
Suffering From Peart Failure atnd
Inflammation of the 'Lungs.
London, Feb. 11. -Vladimir Tchert-
koff, Count Tolstoi's agent in England,
has ieceived alarming advices regarding
the condition of the Russian reformer,
who is in the Crimea. After improving
in health Count Tolstoi suffered a re-
lapse, which has caused serious anxiety.
He is suffering from heart failure' and
1 ii
lnfla uma t'io of the lungs. -
Steamer Grecian Stuelt Fast.
Halifax, Feb. 10. -The steamer Gre-
cian is still 011 the rocks at Sandwich,
Point, the attempts made to pull her off
to -day have proved unsuccessful. The
steamer is in about the same position
and the weather continues favorable for
the. -wreckers' to work. About 125 tons
of cargo have been removed. ,Four divers,;
are. working. in the holds of the steamer. D
It wa.s stated this .evenin":'that the had .Ali
b y 1121
foetid two large openings in t`he steam-
er s
team-er's bottom, and there are very -poor St
chances of'..floatittg; her. `Another at ,
'tempt Y ig
Was to �, be snide-:at� high tide at
11,';o'clock '.to tow her off, 1;
b
• str
s
D
Two e
TTv al at Crushed. to' Deatl..
lin
Butte,Mont.,Feb.
e�b. 11: ;Tn'• a cave-in $3
at 'the Diamond 1l lir e, ono of the aural, ,CIC
gtiinated roperties,`Serry J Conroy and .;tP'
Riebartl tVilliams Wore eruslied to death, w
An iinniense' mess. of •rocli weighin . 75 .00
63
y
upontons fell tletin burying ) men, ,box thein
rain 7e{el '3i�hen recovered 'the bodies Qat
p Y.
of both men were;badly nian;led sir
NEW SMALLPDX CASES.
An Outbreak: Ise Chatham Tows41 P
-.*Otltet^ 14 evertrs..
Toronto, Feb. 11. -Tee Provin-
dal ci, Health Officer was yester-
day notified of six new cases
of smallpox iu Chsthain Town-
ship. .9. resort from efanitowan,
ing, Manitoulin Wand, says that
in all fourteen eases have oeeltrred
in that neighborhood, but the outbreak
is now at au end. In Ekfrid Town-
ship, Middlesex.. there have been twelve
eases in all, but as no new eases hare
i'eon reported or ,
f f seine, days it is hoped
that tee .disease is also stamped out
there. A letter from. the local health
authorities of Port Carling gives in-
formation of an outbreak of scarlet fever
there, siv inenibers of one family being
Iowa with the disease,
'1')&e Relief of Ladysmith.
London, Feb. 11,-- Ueneral Sir George
White, V.C., has consented to preside
at the first annual dinner to son'
ulenmrate the relief of Ladysrnjth. The
dinner will he held at the Hotel Cecil on.
Finan, February 28. The committee are
aneiou-, to have a complete ' register of
oflieeMS of tine beleaguered garrieou,
TIM MARKET REPORTS,
Wheat Is l amici.--Dritlala Live Stook
T"in.le-rite Latest Quotattous,
Monday Evening, Feb, 10..
Ti,
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#lits
e t1a11FIIr.
°Feb.10,'02 Feh.1Q,'01 Feb,12,'00
Wheat . 54,560,000 58,404,000 53.004,600
Cora. ,. 115S0,000
, 16,7x0
0,000 14,700,000011. }r10,106 311,10,100 508.000Rye
1,:'3;,000 3,325.000
Dailey 1,b05,o@u 1,7711,000 150,000
\1 ht it decreased 1.363d000 ltushele ttati
p a.t .svek. A year ago wheat deereased,
73.000 bushels,
Toronto St. Lawrence Market,
Iteeelete or grata were
praeticaly nu on
t fllsll.{tlofoaoffering, lrlget 40lie to 47c
fico
i#na 1'vat loads altered And sold at $l.
+ en n i , r ten for tlutotliy and 5 to $,9 sol;
` .Ileitis). Cattle 31ar1Sets,
f t Cuaa res 1e. -rafted States cattle,.
4 fd • ea j c "1..'i'b. 1, aadluaoatattle,
dlan tBe
attl, 0 ,d;
clancr°, .rid. Cattle saran; slt,eii lead.
iVlontre:al Live Stock.
Morar. zl l'elr, 10. t ae.e were about 4
ta"tal .,« o aaebee' cattle. 6 calves and
"asv l 1.aruh's altered for ,ale at the Cast
a n tl , tnr.aa;tair ta•day. '1°lics butchers eaino nub
lit s.uuahers, and trade was
'as Lrl�lr,
a, iii c tilt prices contluue its high as on
Tue-o%J;.-e , '.1;et. Six prime steers were
ata:d ,+t ,70,e per lb. and several others not
to p;,t:..1 as dont #;cic to Se per ib; ,pretty
g.es o.tttie sold at from tithe to [fear 471e,
and e'vn:Or nn steel at :Mc to 315.o Per iIt.
The r;ilece were all rather young veal. Suis
sold At from S3. to 53 each. Sheepsold at
frau hl;e to 51,ie per ib; lambs at tram 4!�e
tooff tit,oic a aperrs.!b. It hogs sold at trout tiNe
to L? r. per lb for good straight Iets, weighed
Chicano Live Stock.
Chicago. o
.Feb.
10
Ca
ttle-•l
eel
pto, 2
0
-
U6), !aclad{;(200 xex n • steady; jc000 to
prime steers, 56.50 to tt'• poor to medium, Si
W 56; stockers and fee,der.,
52.50 to 54.50;
Texas fed steers, 54 to $0. I,ioga•-Receipts
to gay, r,:l,ouu steady to a shade lower;
wised and butchers', 53.95 tt) 56.55; good to
choice heavy 30.30 to 50.45; rough heavy.
S6 to $0.25; light, $5.74 to $6; bulk- $5.95 to
t�6.36. Sheep-Itecelpts, 22,000; sheep aatl
lambs, active and [steady; good to choice
w' hers, $4.60 to 55.75; western sheep and
yearlings, $4.25 to 5.G5; native lambs. 53.50
to 50.4u; western lambs. $3,25 to 50.50,
East Buffalo Cattle afnrk-et.
East Eutralo. Feb. 10. -Cattle -Receipts
8'.250 head; cows dad heifer stock, 15e to
20c higher; common to fairly good ruedlum
steers. 10e to 15e lower; heavy export and
shipping grades without decided change;
prime heavy steers, 56.75 to 57; choice to
extra, 50.25 to 56.00; fair to choice, 55.25
to 56.25; choice to extra fat cows, ;4.35
to 54.50; canners and common, 52.25 to
3.00; mixed butchers', 53.75 to $4.75;
choice heifers, 55.56 to 53.80; export bulls,
54.25 to 54.51); butchers'. 53.75 to $4; sau-
sage, $3.25 to 53.05; weals, $6.50 to 50.50.
Bogs -Receipts, 17,000 head: active, but
10c to Ise lower; Yorkers, 56.25 to 6.30•
light do, 56 to 50.20; mixed packers, $6.30
to 50.40; choice heavy, 56.50 to $6.55;
pigs, 55.80 to 55.00; roughs, $5.40 to 55.60;
stags, 54 to 54.50. Sheep and lambs-Re-
celpts, 22,000 head; sheep stronger; Iambs,
5e to 100 higher; choice lambs, 56.20 to
50.30; good to choice, 56.10 to 56.15; culla
to fiir, .$550 to $G; sheep, choice haudy
wethers, 55 to $5.50; eounnon extra mixtvl,
S4.50 to $4.90; culls and common, $3 to
$425; mixed export ewes and wethers
54.75 to 55; yearlings, all wethers, 55.60
to 55.75.
3lontreal Grain and Produce.
RIontreal, Feb. 10. -Grain -The market Is
quiet and featureless. There Is a fair local
demand for oats and as stocks are compara-
tively light prices are firm at 47c to 4714c
ex -store; feed barley is dull at 53e ex -store
and buckwheat quiet at 53%c to 54c east.
Flour -The market is quiet and unchang-
ed. We quote: -Spring wheat patents,54.30•
winter wheat patents, 53,85 to $4; straight
rollers, 53.60 to 53.70; strong 1 kers', $3.80
to $4r, and straight rollers, in bags, $1.75 to
51.$So.
Meal -The demand was slow and prices
were unchanged at $5 per barrel and at
3.45 per
$ Feed -Tire demand was fair. Manitoba
bran 'sold at $20 to $21 and shorts at $22
to $23 per ton, Including bags.
Caeese-There is' a little better demand
at reduced figures. Finest Ontario colored,
1O1,sc to 10144; finest Ontario white, 9%c to
10e; finest townships makes, '9%c to 10c;
finest Quebec makes, 0%c to 10c; under
grades, 9141 to 95gc.
Butter -There is a good jobbing demand
for best creamery and prices are firm. Fin-
est fresh creamery, 211,4 to 22c; held cream -
cry, 101/ac'to 21e; western 'dairy rolls, 16t/sc
to 17Y2e; western deity, 15c to 17e; Mauito-
ba dairy, 12c to 1.6c.
Lggs-The market is quiet but steady. We
quote:-Fres,B5e; selected• held fall stork,
26c to 2$e; cld storage stock, 23c to 24e;
Rlontreal limed, 23e to 24c, and western
limed 22c to 23c per dozen.
Provisions -Business is quiet without
much change. We quote: -Selected heavy
Canadian• short cut mess pork, $22.50 to
523: heavy Canada short 'cut mess ,pork,
�21.50to 22; Canada shortcut back, :heavy,
521,50 to 22: heavy Canada:mess pork,long
cut, clear pock 821,50; light Canada short
ru
t clear port $21; pure` Canadian .lave,. in
20 11)ackII s 11. ,
A 1;e �!,r, comPoimd refined lard
in wood nails, 20 lbs, 9c; roar's Trend
brand. in 20-111 wood pails, $1.971/ to,$2.03,
1)11(10101)e a.t 51.721/+ to $1.80; 20 lb tin palls
}!,c per tri less hams 1214c to 14c and. bacon.
15c per ib,;,
' Lendin 'Wheat R W ..liiiat Ddtarl.ets.
Closing pr vious day. Closing to day.,
•Cash May., Cash. May.,
hicago
Seredo
'.
87
B7G34"4a 7
5
8767:
7G577
yt3
w York 831 $3a
ninth, 7G7 G/ .
Lnwuaeu.1poeeli,s . T.10. r '7,74u 7y47�1 7744atreit, 2 red... 87 ' , 561/2• 8G% SaX4
.Lollis 3G1 8G• SQ r/
Brititvl};, 8far1zets.
Buffalo,Feb. 10.-Irlour,eu et and stead ':
est atents• ria 4 Y{
patents,, ; spring, -54.25 .g, $ .26 to $4.G0;. bakers,
eight .spring, $4 to $4.25; bakers clean
r]ug, . $3.25 ; to $3.75; low ;grades,, winter
it
spring,,;'$2,25 to; $3; best reedit:winter,
.75 to 4; patent :winter, $4.25 to' 54.50;
at', $8.50 to $3.75; cracker our, $3.50:
$8.75;, _ 2 a;
rye fiat . .
rine,highr; No." northern Spot', 821 .e;,
p o
;tee dell; No. 2':; l ed • n01jeE asked. Corn
settled; No.;2 .yellow "641/c Ng.- 3' dd
r
,
%,c;,,,,No. 2 Corn b31. c' n
s dull, ,'Noc'2' white, 471 e No.;,`3 do,
No. 2 inixecl,.-451/c; No. 8 do, 45e.
ley*. 'spot offered ::64c'to•G9e. Rye,`-Nn..1
6f
e: in .stole
EXETER MARKETS.
CHANGED EACH \\''I LINES X'
hire u 7:
Barley. 45 48
f}.ats
Peas 78 5
Potatoes, per bag ,, 45 50
HaYy, r
ton e t
p 0 00
7 ¢o
Flour, per cwt„, roller...,
1 75 2 24
Rutter...-. ,,.. 10 17
gs ,.. .,. ., 1$
Hides, per' 100'1111. , , , . , . , 4 00 5 00
Live hogs. per mt, ,. ,.. 5 50
Dressed - 7 06 7 25
Shorts per ctvt 1 (15 1 13
Bran perewt 80 100
Clover, Red. , , . , 5 60 v Oa
Clover, _tlsj kde + , . , ,. , ;; bib' 7 25
Geese per lb , , , 7
Turkeys , . , , , „ 70
Ducks . , . ,. . , 7
Chicken , . 0
Dried Apples. , : , , .. g
oohs
"I had a bad cough for six
weeks. and could find no relief
Until 1 tried Ayer's Cherry Peeto-
rat, Only one•fotlrth of the bottle
Ired me."
1.. Hawn, Newingtelt, tot.
Neglected colds always
lead to somethingserious.
They run into chronic
bronchitis, pneumonia,
asthma, or consumption.
Don't wait, but take
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
just, as soon as yourcough
begins. A few doses will
cure you then.
't'hrtS 4isit; i4C eilonsb for an ordtaan-yr'
rabI ,e,.3use right .for tarenshitas, #osrse,
x,.:as, bard, colds, ate,; 01, Most ecenonrfral
fa,r clinenie casts and to gum eta nand,
J U, Aai`T4 40., lkwe°Il,(,lass,
weR
T911.,Err� t
MTV -E', W VIC T
c•
f;.E1.'EVES G1M , ;Tc.'i:ii0 Ott left!.
`,ST102.
C201.8. VM7dF0210 1t+20 ltr8 U.S
7Sle Sts:n, 11F1E:1 SHAVING.
Acid darscra ,s, Irritating .'Witch Hazel
preouret{ors r1r'csento1 to ha'"thocame as'1
Pond's Extract, w:d::r e»siii sours and otter
G7.^+t•',I;i "awed alcohol," a Coolly y poison.
NM SEE
Foe\
The Farmer r
.r
anddener
The Housewife
Theyeostslittiemore, They
aro the ordiorth a narryy• keet ind[ sold
eTor7where. Loos annual free,
D. M. FERRY £ CO.
Windsor, Ont.
The Whole Story
in .Ietter
`PainiCitler
(rcnxr nJ.vra'-)
From Ca t. F. Loge, Police Station No.
5, 31ontreal "We frequently use PEnnF
DAVIS, Pan;-Kzars:n for pains in thcstom-
ach, rheumatism, stiffness, frost bites, chil-
blains, cramps, and an afflictions which
befalimenin onr position. I have no heel,
tation in saying that Parrs-KirsBn is the
best remedy to have near et hand."
Used Internally and Externally.
Two Sizes, 25c. and 50c. bottles.
Several business houses were burned
at Tamworth.
STOPS THE COUGH
AND WORKS OPS THB COLD.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets, cures a cold in one
day. No Clare No Pty. Price 25 cents.
A little Boer boy of six years shot
and killed Private Hughes, of Dover.
Paul's milk waggon was struck by a
train at Woodstock, and a boy named
Hillis had both legs broken.
J. Murray, a Montreal hotellceeper,
was fined $20 or two months' imprison-
ment for selling a C.P.R. ticket.
A trunk from New York containing
6,000 cigars was seized at Montreal.
There were no revenue stamps on the
cigars.
Mr. J. B. Walker, Secretary of the
Lindsay Y.M.C.A:, was killed by an
electricwirein the boiler room of the
building.
Catef�fig BYO1� Su6S�iiurCS
•
apd tm�itatio�s;
At the' present time the Diamond
Dyes are the only pac? age dyes `.abso-
'lately guaranteed by the manufactilr
ers. The neat. o u 11.
e g . p p la . t . of .the •Dia:
mond D es :: s y .: .
y ii Nought faith ninny
''Smit: tions and vi
le dere '
t
tons '
'� . p In the
shape of home package: dyes.. These
intita.tlons, are sold by.Some dealers for
the sake of the extra profit they t1 r d bring,
ar dmain ti
_ y errs
a
,.
sou `Wiz aid .tvold trouble' trod:disaster,'
refnuse .` these ^adniterrated 'dyes when
they a .e'offered to yin;'aind insist lip-'
'
din getting the Diitlnoud Dyes.
"[n
ee
Thetin ti '•t
of Diamond '
will-_; + pond Dyes
be pleased to send:post.free to any.
address their' Diamonci Dye' Mat' abet
u otic (,
g. g y., - a lover of
pretty rooni ore lments, eerite,to
& 1tichardson CO.,' Limited, '.2(10 i1Monu
.tain St.' ?1f1)11txe}el,'P. •
Exeter ---or
ROLLaR
MILL,$,
Flo()T7RA
Wholesale and Retail.
MU Feed
T
CONSTANTLY ON RAND
Wheat Wanted
For which the high. --
est prices will be paid.
Wood Wanted
imothy and Clover Seed
bought,
COBBLEDICK & SON
Pianos and Organs
T...
POPULAR PRICES AND
EASY TERMS OF PAY-
MENT,
��LNT=
RIAlaNOS,
We sell the celebrated Heitzmatf,
a Co, riatto (The Art Piano of Can-
ada) the choice of Royalty for their
tour of Canada, .
If you want something cheaper we
can show you .Pianos of other Milked -
Whitllr Will he no disgrace to the ;nest
elegant parlor.
Sowing Machines.
In sewing machines the earl ;t• the
New Williams Baa rmarad and \V bite,
also needles aatld supplies for all Ulach-
int's... ,
Tt
-he' latest sheet inusic always 111
eek.
CAM., AND SEE l'S.
S. MARTIN
OUR
NEW PREMISES.
We have moved into aur new pre
miles opposite the Central hotel and
are now open for business. Our pre-
mises are modern and we give you
modern and up-to-date goeds and
aside in the most modern style. '
We Personally
Cut Every Garment
That's made up at this establishment
-as well as fit it --and look after
ail the details. This is only one
reason why our prices are moder-
ate.
Gent's Furnishings
Come and see us in our new place
of business and examine oar stock of
Gent's Furnishings
Bert. Knight.
THE LEADING
MEAT MARKET.
For Fresh, good and the choicest cuts
of meat, call on the undersigned,
While all, our cuts of meat are the
finest, we make a specialty of meat
delicacies.
Meat delivered to all parts of the
. town . .
John Manning
Oook'o Cotton Root Compound
Is successfully nsed monthly by over
10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
our druggist for Cook's Cotton- Root Com-
pound, Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, X10. it, $1 per
box • No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $s per box. No.
i or 2,mailedon receipt of price and two 8 -cent•
stains. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
521Mos.land 2 sold and reeommetdedby all -�
responsible Druggists. in Canada.,
No. 1 aaad o;24'fi iltr- l'Erete` `' iy
O. LuEz and J. W. Browning, Drug-
gists.
(Trade Naris.)
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l 'TONE NERVES
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(dR1(E y0a1 4VEI.t! ,.
Dr.])nrttssq .,Mad. Sut. hn
i„ _ • P oft Petit. ITnslntly
r lnsetno, 1ientrear nice ,tribes .,n imam. Stant
ct_,1'r,vi,q In: pertnisa,�trtn ur;n Lis,iti�nn. �'`
9,itas Olar1, 5.t -,t. Grnce'lls,st tai,Taronto,.
VIII at
tLeY Itnvtt:zisaysed it vita. tp,r ti'astrasglts: .:
rile. and •eet 1.0o Bottles:
&;.L-1tPR1 1 CLr CO., Limited
R
lib Ceti' t,ivl'
The-tva snu
t ,tlipox„patieuts;whn have
spent sow
thne n the. Isolation .#do
pita), Logdof, were released iav'•the;;
Medical Idealth• Officer Monday,